Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Mining items.

T. w. Boggs Is again shipping or $ from his Big Bug mine.
 Owners oi copper properties are lubi 3 lant over the rise in copper
 H. E. Harris expec,s to start tn. : Centennial mill S on, again. The Mesa and Turkey claims hay, been sold io Charles J. Stokes b, Charles w. Pardridse
 Charles OMa.ley reports active worl all along the Hassayampa and Groom
 creek among miner $.
 A mill site and dam on Aras,ra creek
 has been sold hy A. w. Callen and
 Jesse Jones to Jim S Callen, for $36O John Mcdonald has struck 1000.
 ounce ore in tine Blu. Dick mine This
 property has yielded large amount of rich ore.
 MT. Leavick has let contract for a
 one hundred-foot tunnel on the prop
 erty recently bonded from F. ". and A.
 F. Williams.
 Dan Hatz is getting the Buena Vista
 and Ruby mines opened up in good
 shape. They both show up good vein of high grade ore.
 The demand for location notices at this office would indicate that prospect ors have unbounded faith in the mining resources of this country. , Fred Sattes, who came up from Fur key creek yesterday, reports that c. A. Girdler has already opened up fine body of ore in mine on which he re- gently took a lease.
 Col. H. A. Bigeiow was in town to- day, purchasing supplies for the Bully Buena mine, in Turkey creek district, which he is engaged ill dev, loping at present.
 J. $. Jones, of ihe Standard Mining Company, says the JoURNAL-MINER was ill error in saying that Mir. Allen was superintendent of any mines under his control.
 Mir. Leayick will work the properties recently bonded from F w. and A. P. Williams for all they are worth. His bond provides for the purchase Of the m at the expiration of a given time.
 Dan Hatz came in yesterday from the head of Slate creek. where he is working the Buena Vista and Ruby mines. He has considerable ore on the dump ready for shipment as soon a '.le roads are in condition again.
 MT. HerndOn also states that Judge Richard De Kuhn, who is engaged in developing the Mocking Bird claim, struck big body of $50 to $iO rock on | Tuesday, and is now one of the pros pective bonanza kings of this section.
 A deed from Henry A Bigelow to A. c. Hunt for One-third interest in | the Armstrong and VickrOy claims, Fur key creek, has been filed for record, the named being $1,cOO. The purchaser will go to work soOn to devei op the properties thoroughly.
 Jesse Jones has filed seven location notices of mining claims in Walnut Grove district, for record, and A. w. Callen, one. The latter is named the Big White ,wh,le the others are the Mann moth, Blue Jay, Self Protection. Old Spaniard, Vessuvius, Eureka and Irish Bar, the last named being placer claim
 Fisher X Dunkle have their shaft, on the Scotch Lassie mine, on Turkey creek, down to depth of lO2 feet. They have a continuous body of ore the entire length of the shaft Al the bot Om there are eight inches of the vein which average over 400 ounces in silver, besides good body of lower grade. The general average of the ore slipped by hem from the mine has been from 1855 o 200 ounces.
 From J. c. Herndon, who returned from visit to the Eta mine, It Cherry creek, it is learned that con- lectiOn between the tunnel and shaft s expected to be made this week. The haft is down lSl feet, while tl!c tunnel 8 in 24O feet. At the bottom of the haft and in the tunnel there is q four J cot vein of very fine ore, and 'he prop 1 { rty is very promising A number of s astern stockholders are expected here C n a few days,